Plasma polymerized polysiloxane membrane

Details Plasma polymerized polysiloxane membrane Plasma polymerized polysiloxane membrane

1988-06-10

1991-03-26

Tung, T.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

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Electrolytic

204165, G01N 2740

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050026526

ABSTRACT:
An ultrathin selectively permeable membrane made by glow discharge plasma polymerization of a single siloxane monomer with the deposition of the polymer as a single layer upon a nonporous support material. The resulting membrane has an oxygen content between about 10% and 60% and is highly permselective. The support material can be an electrode, thereby forming an electrode that is resistant to fouling or contamination but readily accessible to oxygen.

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